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u/Alice JohnsonMENTOR
• 5 months agoANNOUNCEMENT

QuantumSpark reaches 10,000 students! 🎉

Just a quick update—our community has grown 3x in the last month. We're seeing amazing research projects coming out of the High School Fellowship. Keep it up everyone! Next stop: Universal Fault Tolerance (and maybe 20k users).

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u/Rihaan Shah
• 5 months agoTECHNICAL

Major changes in Qiskit 1.0: Migration guide for QuantumSpark users

Next week 1.0 drops. The `execute` function is basically gone, replaced entirely by `Sampler` and `Estimator` primitives. I'm working on a compatibility layer for our Playground. If your local scripts break, check the new Transpiler pass manager logic.

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u/Alice Quantum
• 5 months agoDISCUSSION

What got you interested in Quantum Computing?

Was it the physics, the math, or the potential for breaking encryption? For me, it was seeing a Bloch sphere for the first time and realizing how different computing could be.

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